Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18
Homeopathic Hospital.

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new members were elected
Homeopathic Hospital.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOE THE ENSUING YEAR.
The National Homeopathic Hospital aSSOciG-
lion met yesterday ~ IN" hospital building. corner
OF II ard streets northwest. ,hici justice Waite
presiding. NJ. T.. :. Hutchinson read the report
NJ the board III trustees. showing the progress
made during the last YEAR The average number
ni inmates treat ri has been small. many pay
patients have ben kept away "a the noise and
confusion "f building and the low condition Of
ThF treasury has prevented the admission a. many
i''il, i IT. tt la, ~, l :, w go
tN'da.>" rom ne treasurer secretary OF me Ooarl
81 trIl>et secretary III the hospital committee and
The chieI of thc medical staff.
The follow ING oiIl.er> elected Tor the en-
s'Iing year: President tnief JUS ice VI. Il. Waite;
ir,t VIE president. y :. Pratt: second vice prsi-
dent Mrs Ida Nur,ihof secretary. Dr. tifO. lee;
board of trustees Alonzp Bell Nrs. ]. W. Bittngar.
Levi, ,leplIaDe. C.P. culver. Horace :. cummings.
Z s Hutchinson. Mr.. Ida Norihon- Mrs. e. '.
Pope ami &. III. Wilcox.
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LAWS
sunday afternoon O!iicers B0arCiman ami Nelson
visited nnlnt'T az saloons III me frst precinct.
The result OF which The issuing of warrants
against ten proprietor> on charges OF violating the
sunday laws Eight oI them We're returned 10 the
Police Court this morning in each OF which $40
collateral was forfeited The parties were j.
Frank Johnson Esau L. johnson. owen G. staples,
Joseph Fitzgerald, Patrick Moore. Godfrey & Hol-
den, selden S Robbins and solari Brothers.
WILLS F11Ep.-The will of the late Mrs. Harriet
A. McCeney was filed yesterday. in which she
names K r Perry as executor She appoints E.
rents and dividends of stock, and pay the same to
Mary E MeCeney and Hattie ". Werlich, her
maihder Of the estate Setw her three sons. The
VIII Of the late H. H. Service. bequeathing his es
tate 10 his wife, has also been hled-
PREPARING FOR A TEMPERANCE CoNvocATIoN-
The WomanS Christian Temperance union is pre-.
pairing for a great rernperance coDyocation TO he
Eruay dali
by Mrs Hannah Wnitah Smith. OF Philadelphia at
Wesley chapel 9TH and I SIS. Reception TO Miss
Frances E Willard AT Metropolitan church al 3
y. H. January IS ChilGTans mass meeting. JAN
Gary PC. az 2:30 p n Wesley chapel Young Ia
dseS' meeting OF same place. :;sU pm. Miss VII
lard Will speak n congregational church on Sun-
daE afternoon. at 3 octuS. social IIlritt and
Monday night oil Prohibition Mrs. Fanny j.
Barnes or New York ami Mrs j. N Barney. OF
Rhode Island, "lll participate III the cohyocauon-
The UNION VETERANS TSIoS ESc ,arsiHSr-
The national enca.nlIn"nt 1r the { MON Veterans
InlOn VIII eon,m-nce here Tomorrow and CON
iInue until the .-,d INST The following titIpga1rs
have arrived: COlcradn--t:. H. StilWell T. d.
Baker. T. A. Barney. J. =. Bowlby. VI. L. Water
houss, Dr. +. MORROW, ". = Dunbar. F. Johnson.
NO Jaeger. l. r. French and p Finer: Kan
Sss-P. H. Coney, T. :. StUmbaUEh. ". -. lea Ed
v Waugh T. 7 NhitcOmb y p >chr-ve, \. j.
Merril b B. !; sm , Wm ~ Hes. John Banln
Joseph VI. Kelitt. Edwin Coics. Alex NJ JOhnsoi,
Charles D"ugherty, James q. WilliIt. Ed. Leary,
John Murphy and George Brewster; Ohio-T.d-
m'ind Metz George Hooker, =. Z. Helpman. p.
Dickman, q. DyarInan. l. \ Carpenter j. r. ODD
Held, John Young and w H. Evans
AN ESGLfsHN An LOOKING AFTER An AMERICAN IN
EEKITANCE--Mr- tlagetJ. the register o Wills has
received letter from Henry James Mitchell. OF
leicester. England, making Inquiries "a TO The
VIII and estate or Vim. MITCHELL He states thar
decedent lett England IN 1885 and settled at Chi
cago or Nirchellvfile, where he dealt ia raw hides
which he shipped 10 England and amaSsed for
tune; that about thirty years ago an American
men, as ihiek as a wonaa's waist. and he looked
up the heirs and got proof OF them promising on
his return settle up the estate as soon as p6Ssi
biz: Dut they have heard nothing from him The
winter suppoSes that the lawyer has goDoled the
estate and says ne is determined to ascertain
what there is in the matter: that he has written
10 Chicago, but has received no answer Mr.
Clazett - unable 70 aid him.
PAVING PEErrY COOP PRICE FOB TIER DRIyKs
Ttl> morning III The Police Court Louis Evans was
srri,iShed on a charge OF assauIting Harris Ka-
iet~sl saOOn-keeper al No tE%: a. Street aud he
piesVicl guilty. James Brady Was charged with
uniting Mrs kaletsSi- and lie pleaded mot
ants came III the SaiUOI Were furnished drinks
ior which they refused to pay. When they started
o'It >he caught Brady BIZ the collar and was going
{" hold him, bIt he pushed her down. Her hus-
babd came 20 her assistance. 3nd E. dealt him
20" erIul DOW n the eye. Mr.. Kaet.ki testified
That he furnished the defendants drinks and one
y, lLsA said ne had no money witness asked
y nv be did not say before he got NJ drink end
icy started 10 go out, when his wife grabbed
DFtuS ana Leid the door Brady knocked her
ao"1- and when Witness went 10 her assistance
:. am deat him a bloS III tie eye. Evans was
hte4e'-t "a ~ day ia jail and Brady was rined
$40 or ~ DAYS.
MAKRIAGE LICE>.ES--Marriage licenses have
.'-'n ISSUED by ffr clerk of The CONT 10 John !
turran and Ida B,Ile Yeatnaii Of WesI.n0reIand
county, Va; Ellis johnson and Louisa smith:
'iAe> Barker ana Maggie Hal. Ct Knoxville
WI; Van ; toHke and Annie g. Fitzgerald: An
dfew j. Rollins ~ orange county. Va and Emma
~ r. Jordan; Hugh H. Clarke aud .JeInis Davis
H briSntW,pd, ID =: Andrew r. Shroyer OF
hn0tt>Sile. w Va. and Martha Flora DAVIDSON
., TAYLOR counti. ". Va; George j. Thomas and
Maria i .'ran'. bol n Of Anacostia: John T. Brad.
I1rd and Lucie VI. Brown, oOIh OF Fauauier county
va: Benb,inin y Cook and annie CaIuphor both
OF Baltimore Md
kosBEkIEs REroKrED.-Cnarles Harris. 45s o
street, reports the larceny OF SGT OF harness WORT
slO.-Dr- II. II. Barker l. l6 street northwest
reports stolen from the Thompson school building
an overcoa1 worth s.-Mrs. Kate Goodrich. 463
missouri avenue, reports stolen black silk dress
worth 50
Mn ARNoRs PAISTIN6s.-The productions from
thlS gentlelnaDS easel are now on exhibition at
Walter b Williams Co.'S art auction rooms
corner PennSy IL ania avenue and 10th street. The
catalogue contains sixty-two representative ex-
shpies, and shows more versatility than has ever
would seem almost Incredible that he can conceive
sEd handle ~ many subjects in such clever
ninner Ih'r,e Interested should visit the gallery
shd make Their selection before the sale, which
ta~es place Thursday evening n 30 O'Clock
THE SALE OF the Urriyallei private collection OF
IN S'"siS mat have been or exhibition at 1.:,o
St,S1chnsettS avenue how at Masonic han. 9th
~'tJ streets. VIII cJI iIEyice tO-InOrrtw morning
81 II ocioeS with the furniture. In our advertfS-
1h- roiflnHs VIII ne fiuHd the character OF each
',,yS sale Those OF our r,.t,,,,rs ,gbo have NOT
Zen THIS cIliecti0S should attend the exhibition
I'D. II Viii he Kept open until Il O'Clock
t.nnIS From THS GRIENT.-Thl ,ElaS Ie,ysInc- will
f~n Fh'sSais- 81 rhs>. 80 SaEI ssoesls ~ ltS S,r
r.ah, Tomorrow morning - ~ O'Clock In the
'7ilertiOS VIII he fGlnG f.S and t,afr,tts ,,f All
stls 0If IN IN all "a >jeS. MANY fine MORT ers
I-h"'rIts'ti' 81 VII also ~ found III This SALE
s',lasrzu'-So n application.
"1Ri-tT NsEisrT Of performance and great
Bttt't y. TO- al heTaanS. n TpU5i,csfB.
iHE ATTENTION Of Jiie public Is calic. 10 adv In
tIts S.:- Iff.ilS Frankie Il /,